Economy

Bitcoin hovers near $69,000 as traders await Wednesday's delayed U.S. employment report. Trump officials hint at weaker-than-expected job numbers, setting up potential market volatility in crypto markets dominated by leveraged derivatives.

Tether's strategic investment in LayerZero isn't just about cross-chain tech. With USDt0 moving $70B in under a year, it's betting on autonomous AI finance and blockchain-agnostic money.

New research reveals the average knowledge worker costs employers $80,000 annually in meeting expenses. Clear writing emerges as the antidote to meeting overload.

A dramatic shift is reshaping US markets as investors flee Big Tech for traditional industries. This 'anything-but-tech' trade signals a fundamental change in investment philosophy.

Thailand's Pheu Thai Party, backed by former PM Thaksin Shinawatra, lost nearly half its seats in the recent election, marking the end of a two-decade political dynasty and signaling a fundamental shift in Thai politics.

Despite diplomatic tensions reducing Chinese tourists, Japan's tourism industry shows resilience as the era of mass Chinese spending had already faded.

Canadian asset manager Brookfield in talks to acquire Blackstone's Spanish real estate firm Fidere for $1.2 billion, signaling major reshuffling in global property markets

S&P Global's 2026 profit forecast falls short of estimates, triggering a massive sell-off. What this means for credit rating markets and investor portfolios.

President Trump expects Fed nominee Kevin Warsh to deliver 15% economic growth, setting up potential conflicts between political pressure and monetary policy independence.

Canadian giant Brookfield acquires Dentsu's Tokyo headquarters for $2 billion, marking its first Japanese office investment amid yen weakness and corporate restructuring trends

Ethereum's co-founder warns against the unchecked AGI race and proposes blockchain-based AI infrastructure. But can decentralization really solve AI's biggest challenges?

Consumer Reports picks the 10 best EVs for 2026, from budget-friendly to ultra-luxury. Tesla, Hyundai, BMW, and Porsche battle for your driveway. Here's what the numbers really tell us.